There is always a beam of sun rays fighting to be felt regardless of the whether there is a cloud covering.The Sun does still shine.
Every time I am onboard an aeroplane going same where, it always fascinates me that once we ascend high enough beyond the clouds (according to science, they must be nimbus clouds or I clearly missed that science class) the sun is always there shining bright. This particularly fascinates me when I am travelling on very bleak cold, cloudy or rainy days.
On this particular trip, I got thinking of the many days, we feel like it is ‘raining’ in our lives or our lives are not anywhere near yet what we feel they could or should be. The Sun is behind those ‘dark’ thoughts waiting for you to see things for what they really are not what your visible eyes can see.
I am no motivation speaker but I hope this reminds us that on our low or rather lowest days, we ought to never lose sight of the fact that while the rays are not always visible, it is always shining in our lives. The clouds eventually clear, the rain stops falling and eventually the sun rays behind the thick dark clouds or bleak day fight through and become visible from wherever you might be.
Could it be that the rain and sun are different sides of the same coin?
What you were seeing with your bare eyes when on the ground is simply what was visible at the time yet what you could not see is the true picture you really ought to have. A rear view perspective is important to remember that things do get better eventually especially when you look back at the things you thought you would not overcome or go through.
In the words of Sounds of Blackness, Hold on (Change is Coming).
In summary don’t fight against you or destiny; keep the perspective even when all you see is darkness. Do not fight against you and that positive perspective you already have.
Les Brown said If there is no enemy on the inside, the enemy on the outside can do you no harm.
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